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The Anatomist's Wife Contest - September 7, 2012

It's 60 days until the release of The Anatomist's Wife, and to celebrate I'm giving away an Advanced Reading Copy of The Anatomist's Wife, and a $25 Gift Card to the Bookseller of your Choice. (Limited to Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Books-a-Million). Two lucky entrants will win. Be one of the first to read The Anatomist's Wife, months before it's available for purchase. To enter, all you need to do is visit the Contest page, and sign up for my Newsletter. (Those who have alrea... Click Here To Read More >>

Castle-Manor House of the Week - Bodiam Castle, East Sussex - September 5, 2012

Bodiam Castle Bodiam, near Robertsbridge, East Sussex, England, UK OS Grid Reference: TQ 785256 Maintained by National Trust Website(s): http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/bodiam-castle/ (This castle was also featured on this blog on October 12, 2010 after my trip to the UK.) Bodiam Castle was built in 1385 along the River Rother in East Sussex as a fortress to defend the southern coast of England, which is now some miles away. Sir Edward Dalyngrigge, a former knight of Edward III who h... Click Here To Read More >>

California Dreamin' - Part 2 - August 31, 2012

The next three nights of our trip down the PCH (Pacific Coast Highway) was spent in Monterey, at the northern edge of the Monterey Peninsula. The entire area was gorgeous, and Monterey a bustling town built around the harbor. Our lovely little hotel was located just a few blocks from Cannery Row, a street made famous by John Steinbeck's novel of the same name. The remnants of the sardine factories that once lined this street can still be seen,... Click Here To Read More >>

Castle-Manor House of the Week - St Michael's Mount, Cornwall - August 29, 2012

St Michael’s Mount Marazion, Cornwall, England, UK OS Grid Reference: SW514298 Maintained by the National Trust Websites: www.stmichaelsmount.co.uk; www.nationaltrust.org.uk/stmichaelsmount (This castle was also featured on this blog on November 2, 2010 after my trip to the UK.) St Michael’s Mount, or simply the Mount, as it is known coloquially by locals, is a tidal island rising dramatically from the waters of Mount’s Bay, 400 yards off the coast of Cornwall. The c... Click Here To Read More >>

California Dreamin' - Part 1 - August 26, 2012

My husband and I traveled to California in late July so that I could attend the Romance Writers of America National Conference in Anaheim, and then vacation on the West Coast. This was the farthest west either of us had ever been (Las Vegas having been the previous place-holder). After a day of relaxation and recovery from the excitement of the conference, we rented a car and set off across LA to meet up with the Pacific Coast Highway in Santa Monica. The views of t... Click Here To Read More >>

In which I feel the need to express my gratitude... - May 11, 2012

Well, folks, we are 6 months out from the release date of The Anatomist’s Wife, and I can’t begin to tell you how blessed I have been through out this process of publishing. I have been privileged to work with so many wonderful people, and my friends and family have been so amazingly supportive, that I feel the need to express my gratitude. I will, of course, be given an Acknowledgement page at the beginning or end of my book to thank these people, but as there is only limi... Click Here To Read More >>

Chasing Thoughts Around My Head - April 2, 2012

It’s been a month now since I turned in the manuscript to Lady Darby Book 2 to my editor—a month of recovery, and then allowing my ideas to percolate while I did some research. And I must say, I’m chomping at the bit to write again. The only thing truly holding me back is the fact that I have two ideas battling each other for attention in the forefront of my brain. You see, I’ve never had a problem coming up with story ideas. I have notebooks and com... Click Here To Read More >>

Freezing off a Worry-Wort - March 23, 2012

As humans, we like to label ourselves. For instance, I liked to say, I’m a worrier. But then I asked myself, why? Why do I say that? Do I want to be a worrier? No. I think, I know it’s a bad thing to worry too much – it stunts you. It ruins your mood, it ties you in knots, it destroys your creativity. And I don’t want to waste my time and energy with it. So why do I cling to that title? In search of sympathy? As an excuse? Do I coach it in terms of pr... Click Here To Read More >>

Book Updates - March - March 13, 2012

I have lots of news to share since my last book updates. As many of you know, I was given permission to share the cover of The Anatomist’s Wife with you all, and what a gorgeous thing it is. The Art Department at Berkley truly did a marvelous job. I couldn’t be happier with it. Many thanks to all of you that posted comments to say you liked it. It’s so exciting to see it – making this book’s publication all the more real. I’ve also re... Click Here To Read More >>

What I'm Reading Now: The Haunting of Maddy Clare by Simone St. James - March 12, 2012

The Haunting of Maddy Clare by Simone St. James I absolutely loved this debut novel. It's intriguing and different. The setting post-WWI was spot on, and the ghost story just chilling enough to make me search the dark corners of my room at night while I was reading it. I'm not a fan of scary movies or horror novels, but this had just the right amount of suspense and scare-factor for me. Not enough to give me nightmares or keep me up, but enough to send a chill... Click Here To Read More >>

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